Chris Hall

A graduate of Queen’s University in constitutional theory and international relations, he has over 20 years of experience as a political consultant. Helping people deal with the government so they don’t have to and spending his time managing various political campaigns. Experience has made him in tune with how public policy and government operations work. Specific experience includes trade, government structure and constitutional issues, foreign policy. He splits time between Ontario and Florida. Chris now publishes on his substack, sapiential.substack.com.

Woke Isn’t Likely to Go Away So Soon

November 29, 2024 by Chris Hall

It should have been expected. Following Trump’s re-election as President much of the corporate media has gone into something of a meltdown.

Kamala Harris Was Always More of An Image

October 26, 2024 by Chris Hall

Kamala Harris was never so much a candidate as most people think of one as she was the image of something that the progressive wing of the democratic party wanted to project. On that front it was always more a case of presenting a facade rather than having any substance.

Lack of Endorsement From Teamsters Highlights the Disconnect between Leadership and Membership

September 25, 2024 by Chris Hall

The Teamsters’ union refusal to endorse anyone for President last week is a culmination of a slow motion development within many trade unions.

Changing the Environment by Attacking the Insurance Industry

September 5, 2024 by Chris Hall

Governments trying to find ways to regulate parts of the economy that they don’t like isn’t anything new. Or more common is to find ways to introduce policies they know that aren’t going to be popular in a way most people won’t notice. Regulating by stealth has become something of an artform for many who draft legislation.

Challenging Administrative Agencies Judicial Authority

June 20, 2024 by Chris Hall

Administrative agencies have long used the defense that jury trials are only pertinent within civil common law filings.